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Jenny asks…
How do you put jquery on your ipod touch?
I’m trying to access the internet on my ipod touch at my university, however whenever I do, it tells me I need jquery. I’ve looked around and couldn’t find anything that could help me. I can’t go on the internet at uni on my ipod until I get jquery. In case it matters, it’s a 3rd generation 32gb ipod touch.
Administrator answers:
Um….
Jquery is a javascript framework library…it has nothing to do with ipod touches, it’s for web developers to use for designing websites
Mandy asks…
Can I move onto jQuery after learning the basics of JavaScript?
Also, what are some cool things jQuery can do?
Administrator answers:
Jquery is an extension of Javascript, so knowing Javascript definitely is a must. As for what cool things it can do: it can animate text, allow you to easily communicate with PHP via Ajax, and setup interesting events to occur when buttons are pressed or pages are loaded. I used Jquery extensively to build my own site and saved myself TONS of coding in doing so.
The important thing to remember is that Jquery is NOT a new language, it’s only an extension, This means that you Jquery doesn’t make anything new happen, it just makes difficult tasks much more easier. If you have any questions on Jquery (or you’re looking to see what’s possible) you’re more than welcome to drop by my site at http://www.sugwa.com. I’m including in the sources section some sites that have been very helpful to me.
I hope this helps!
Donald asks…
Whats the difference between JQuery and Flash?
I’m getting a new website built and thinking about having the banner of the site being built in Flash, the designers told me they use Jquery and not flash because it can be viewed by more cell phones. Is this true? Which one allows more people to view it?
Administrator answers:
Query is a lightweight cross-browser JavaScript library that emphasizes interaction between JavaScript and HTML. It was released in January 2006 at BarCamp NYC by John Resig. Used by over 27% of the 10,000 most visited websites, jQuery is the most popular JavaScript library in use today.
And yes it’s true many mobile not supporting flash but they have java support and Query based on java so if you are talking about cell phones then JQuery is good(but some popular phones such as iphone don’t have any support of java but they also don’t have any support of Flash)
in my opinion Query is better in this case
Paul asks…
How do I remove jquery buttons from my polldaddy poll?
jquery automatically replaces buttons with their own styled ones. However, their buttons are making my poll form look weird because of the size. Is there any way to remove or disabke the jquery buttons?
Administrator answers:
No, you can’t. You’ve gotta use their buttons. Fit your poll around their buttons.
James asks…
Can I move onto jQuery once I grasp the basics of JavaScript?
It seems like jQuery saves a ton of time.
Also, what are some cool things jQuery can do?
Administrator answers:
JQuery can do many cool things with one line of code most of the time. You need to understand the basics of javascript and css before moving to JQuery though.
Here is a plugin I stumbled upon today, just to give you an example. I’m not the author.
Http://jquery.malsup.com/cycle/
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